Signed and Inscribed Speech to the Young Men of Albany by Daniel Webster (1851) Daniel Webster, well known for his great oratory skills was a member of both Houses of Congress and the Secretary of State under three Presidents. His aspirations for becoming President were dashed by his elitist demeanor
Hand written Letter by Archibald Cox, Special Prosecutor during the Watergate investigation regarding the Pardon of President Richard Nixon. Archibald Cox had been the Solicitor General during the Kennedy administration and was the Special Prosecutor who insisted on obtaining the incriminating audio tapes which eventually led to the resignation of President Nixon. In this letter Mr. Cox questions whether his demand at the time that Nixon be tried for his alleged crimes would be something in the year 2000 he still felt was necessary. Very Interesting and thought provoking item.
Autograph of President William McKinley on Executive Mansion Card. President McKinley was the 25th President of the United States, beating William Jennings in the election. He beat Jennings Bryan again to be reelected in 1901.
